Celebrar: Alexxander Ignites a Global Movement of Praise with His Groundbreaking New Single
Alexxander, the trailblazing artist who made history as the first exclusively Spanish-speaking signee to Lecrae’s GRAMMY-winning Reach Records, is back with a powerful new anthem, “Celebrar”. This high-energy release marks the third phase of a six-month single campaign leading into 2025, and it’s already setting the stage for a transformative year in his career. Inspired by Psalm 69:34, which speaks of all creation praising God, Alexxander crafted “Celebrar” as a universal call to worship. “Worship isn’t just for one place or one moment—it’s meant to be heard and felt everywhere,” he shares. The track masterfully blends contemporary urban sounds with heartfelt worship elements, anchored by a trap foundation that showcases Alexxander’s versatility as a songwriter and performer. With its infectious rhythm and uplifting message, “Celebrar” is designed to be sung at the top of one’s lungs, whether in a church sanctuary or on a bustling street corner, reminding listeners that faith is not confined to four walls.
More than just a song, “Celebrar” is the launchpad for a global movement of light and transformation. Alexxander is calling on fans to share their personal stories of faith and victory using the hashtag #YoVoyACelebrar across social media. “We want to see people sharing their before and after with Jesus, their baptisms, their highs and lows, and how God transformed their lives,” he says with infectious enthusiasm. The goal is to flood social platforms with testimonies of hope, creating a digital tapestry of God’s faithfulness. As 2025 approaches, Alexxander sees this season as a pivotal chapter in his journey, one defined by a clear vision: to bring a message of faith, hope, and authenticity through music. With “Celebrar” now available globally, accompanied by a vibrant visualizer, Alexxander is poised to inspire listeners everywhere, filling their hearts with energy, strength, and unshakable joy. This isn’t just a song—it’s a celebration of life, faith, and the power of praise.
